Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOOA<AL AMI fLfNSoNAL
DIR. Hardness is spending few days in
Sacramento.
r. 3. Pierce, the wheat merchant of Mic
CLAUS. is in town.
]. Wolfskill and wife, of Los Angeles,
are visiting Sacramento.
Clarke Howard has returned from a visit
10 his father at Coloma-
W. C. Williams, OF the San Francisco
Chronicle, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cone, of alameda,
are visiting Sacramento friends.
d. Harris and wife and Mrs. ]. Hottie. of
Arbuekle have returned home from Pacific
Grove.
A. G. w. Davis, Principal of the public
school at Fort Jones, Siskiyou county is in
the city.
Mrs. L. Levy and family have returned
from two months visit to Pacific Grove,
Monterey.
Mrs. c. W. Baker and children returned
yesterday from visit of several months at
Kansas City.
Albert III. and Hiram Johnson left yes
terday morning on trip to Kern and Tu-
lare counties.
Mrs. A. L. Frost and daughter and Miss
Kettle Kennedy have returned from visit
to San Francisco.
District Attorney Sprague and Sheriff
Watkins, of Yolo county, went to Napa
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Sydney Smith, of this CITY. has re-
turned from Blue Canyon and other points,
after an extended visit.
George W. Hancock, General Cosby and
w X Strpnp IN L..
yesterday afternoons train.
George Moss, former Sacramentan, now
Librarian for the Sutro Library, San Fran
cisco, is paying a visit to old friends here.
Captain Joe Davis, who will be remem-
bered as former resident of Sacramento,
but now living at the Bay. was here yester-
day.
Frank C. Ratcltf of the Colusa Herald,
is in town, his business being in connec-
ton with the Colusa county exhibit at the
State Fair.
T. w. Hitchcock, General Passenger
Agent of the Union Pacific Railroad, passed
through on the overland to the Bay yester-
day morning.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
A. c. Bush, Sierra City; B. B. Butler,
Fresno; ]. p. Ii. Gray, Missouri; S. H.
Francisco; L. B. Walthall, Modesto Thos.
Nichols, Orland; T. P. Heiskill, Oakdale
L. L. Dryden. Redding; E. W. Smith, New
York; f. f. Chase, Truckee; ]. d. Con-
molly, Occidental; S. t. Coulter, William
Longmire, Santa Rosa; Thomas S. Wilson.
Vacaville; w. c. Brown, Sacramento
county; D. II. Mills, n. Jasper, s. T.
Hoxie, Sacramento; S. n. Helliwell, Ed
McKenna, San Francisco.
The Cook-P yburn-Harris party returned
yesterday from its mountain tour. They
were gone just one month. There were
nine persons in the party. They had tents
in plenty, three wagons and eight horses.
They were five days reaching Ice Lakes,
eight miles below Soda Springs, on the
headwaters of the American river, where
they made permanent camp. From this
point they made excursions to Truckee,
Lake Bonner, the Summit, Soda Springs
and other points. They were in good
health all the time, lived ON the fat of the
land and their enjoyment was unalloyed.
DIR. Pyburn made in the month a very
large addition of botanical specimens to
his herbarium. The party was three days
in making the return trip.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Thomas R. Lowe and wife, Wood
land; Max Klinkowstein, j. C. Williams
and son, New York; Felix Tracy, Sacra-
mento; j. l.. Barham, Red Bluff; Hugh
Mooney, Tehama; A. c. Presley Chicago
M. ]. Connolly, Dubuque, Ia; A. L. Shinn,
Susanville; Frank S. Rice, J. Landon, Jr.,
San Francisco; Charles Gladding, Lincoln:
w. NJ. Brown, wife, two children and
nurse, Mrs. w. B. Morris, Philadelphia;
j. G. Hope, ]. d. Wickenden, Santa Bar
bara; W. A Kenney, Oakland; G. w.
Scott, New York; w. D. Shawhan, Z. B.
Pond, Colin NJ. Boyd, ]. G. Edwards, Thos.
Bennett, San Francisco II. W. Little and
wife, Los Angeles; J. C. Nealon, 4. n.
Messages, Miss Lille Winters, Miss Mad
den, J. F. Usher. wife and child. I. n.
Holm, San Francisco; ]. S. Philips and
daughter, Los Angeles; Charles Marvin,
Menlo Park
Those who were present report a very
pleasant wedding near Freeport on the 9th.
The groom was AL. L. Hembree prom
inent agriculturist of Oregon, and the bride
Miss Lizzie Baumgartel, young lady well
known and highly esteemed in this COM
munitv, and second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Baumgartel, at whose home the
legal link in the chain of mutual sympathy
was welded, and the twain, who were one
in spirit, were made one III name also. Miss
Bell Stareel carried the second honors as
bridesmaid, and Frank Bsumgaftel as best
man. Rev. H. c. Christian of the NJ. E.
Church, performed the usual ceremony al
u o'clock, after which came bountiful
wedding dinner, which did credit to the
hospitable manner for which our Changers
are famous. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many substantial evil
dences of good will in the form of useful
and elegant presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
bree departed for San Francisco, where
they will soiourn for a few days before
taking their departure for their future
home in Wasco county, Oregon.